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UNITARIAN CHURCH.

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The church should represent III its life, faith.
hope, love. reason and conscience. 1t should
have all these as living realities within it.
Then experience should exist as a reserved
power within the church. As the church is
composed of its individual members it becomes
necessary for these individuals to possess faith,
hope. love, and TO exercise reason in religious
matters and to allow conscience to predomi-
nate in their lives and to value the experience
that comes to us from the past in order to have
the church represent and uphold these quail
ties and instil them in human life at large.
Society for its own protection has surrounded
itself with civil law, but the civil law must be
backed by moral force that increases until
the civil law can be in part or wholly dispensed
with. The church should aim to create and
maintain this moral force. This work is to be
done calmly and in the wisest method possible
for the church to pursue, and the work must
be persistent and at all times be done in be-
nevolent spirit. But the broadest, deepest
charity calls for strict justice and perversion
of charity means unjust action toward some
one and tends to destroy the distinction be-
tween virtue and vice.
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San Francisco III October la~t. returned
this week. Wednesday, Mr. Z j. not 50
ycry wel pleased with tie western country.
and Saws. in his opinion. Their, : NO place
Gk. thr east Mr. Pcu.1ctou ha~ again
taken m hi, location on Main street. where
h.. womb b. pleased 10 ~er I'LL, Oh patrons.
ana q. many new one, IL delight in ton
serial pleasures.
There is beginning 10 be some sickness
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Dedham.
Mr. Orrin c. Pinkham reached home
from Washington Territory Feb. 9th. He
went to the Pacific coast for the benefit of
his health, which has improved somewhat.
Mr. Thomas Pinkham died Feb. 10Th,
aged SO years and five months. Mr.. Pink
ham was a veteran of the war of 1912, be
ing the only survivor in town or within
quite a number of miles.
Margaret, wife of Mr.. A. Z. Aiken, died
suddenly on the 18th inst. She leaves
family of children, mostly quite young, and
her death seems particularly sad.
Mrs. Goodell Silsby died very suddenly
at Mars HILL about two weeks since. Mrs.
Silsby was a native of Holden, and her
husband, who survives, was from Amherst.
Dedham has been Incorporated as town
fifty years the present month.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-24

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and ali Skin Eruptions, aud positively
cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price % cents per box. FOR SALE
BY &. A. Parcher.
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When Baby sick we gave her Castoria,
When she \ Child, she cried for astoria
When she became Miss she chung to astoria
Whom she had Children, she gave them C4storiA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-24

According to the Deer Isle Gazette one of
the most noticeable features of theientertain-
ment, given by the Good Tenplar> at Green's
Landing and Deer Isle. wa, its orderlines>. OF
course. of course. Bro. GG%eue. that follows
without the saying so. Whenever an entertain
ment is held on total abstinence principles,
anything disorderly or ungentlemanly would
be the exception and not the rule. On the
contrary, however, wherever you find party
or entertainment which is not conducted on
strictly total abstinence principles. disorder
and ungentlemanly dcmeanor would be the
rule. and not the exception.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-24


\ man by the name of Smith while at
work for Willard HaSlcm lin the woods
lately received n heavy blow on the head
from IA falling limb. He was insensibe
a few days and also obliged to leave the
woods.
Mrs Albert Burnham and Flora Brown
are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant have returned from
Eddington, where they have been stopping
during the winter.
Miss Minnie Jordan is visiting friends at
Mariaylle.
Manter Roberts is again home from
the Harbor on account of lamenes>. He
fell from building while there the first
part of the winter and fractured hi, knee
pan.
Mrs. Ella Martin is paving her sister,
Mrs Laura HasIem. brief visit at her
camp.
Feb. %. SEIIGNYL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-24

If you had taken two of Carriers Little Liv-
er Pills before retiring you would not have
had that coated tongue or bad taste in the
mouth this morning. Keep vial with YOU
for occasional use, For sale by 5. u. Wig
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HOW TO READ

your doctors prescriptions. Send three } cent
stamps, to pay postage and receive DR.. kauf-
mann's great treatise on diseases; Illustrated
in colors it gives their signs and Authorizations
Address, A. z. Ordway Il Co., Boston, Mass
For the delicate and complicated difficult
ties peculiar to women, Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is the sovereign remedy
KEUCHEN CURA.
In this harsh New England climate it is
well TO have constantly on hand a bottle of
Keuchen Cura, the celebrated Continental
Cough Cure. An occasional moi-tening of the
throat in the morning and in the evening will
greatly relieve the bronchial tubes from irri-
tations, and save one from serious conse-
quences. The best way to cure Consumption
is not TO have it, and the best preventive is
keuchen Cura.
CALDWELL SWEET 4 Bros,
froprietors,
Bangor. Me.
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DIR. S. D. Wiggin has gone to Boston on ;
short business trip.

81
Deacon II. II. Clark, of Southwest Harbor
was in this city last week.
Horace Perkins, Esq, of Penobscot was in
| this city on Monday last.
Curtis Stevens, Esq, of Castinc, was in
this city one day last week.
Mrs. Henry Ball of South Hancock is max
ing visit TO relatives in Fall River, Mass.
Deacon Clark, of South West Harbor, has
lately sold lot of land on Bass Harbor Head.
The Baptists had pleasant circle and
good time at their yestry last Wednesday even
ing.
Whiting & Allen OF Somesville have a
small crew at work on their quarry this win
ter.
Miss Sadie Burrill and Miss Mary F. Cush-
man, Of this city We're in Augusta last
week.
GOV. Bodwell has appointed Horace Per-
kns of Penobscot a Justice of the Peace and
Quorum.
Mrs. II. n. Dority OF Scdgwck, is visiting
her husband. Representative Dority. in Au-
gusta.
Col. Zmro A. Smith NJ the Boston JoUrRal,
has been engaged to deliver the memorial adj
dress at Oldtown.
The next meeting Of the Hancock County
Pomona Grange is expected 10 be with Maria
missile Grange, orland, March 5,
DR.. and Mrs. F. A. Davis. OF Searsport
were here Friday on yisitto Or. Davis par
ent, Mr. and Mrs j. W. Davis
Hancock, with population of 1898, has
six post-officcs. and Sullivan, with population
of 1023. has four po>t-ofiices.
The Judiciary Committee are reported to
be equally divided on the question Of charter
ing the Eden Water Company.
We are indebted to Mrs J. d. Hopkins
for a liberal slice OF her husbands seventeen
birthday cake. For this. all thanks"
Mr. Frances II. SAWYER of Calais. is Wis
iting relatives aud other friends in this. her
native city
The addition to the West End Hotel. Bar
IInrbor, is 10 bc 45x52 feet. and FIVE stories
high John W Burrowe, Of Portland i the
contractor.
Roy. w {. stctson has accepted call to
the pa-toratc Of the Baptist Church at South
Hancock. and commenced hi labor, there
last SUNDAY.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-24

The fifth in the course of six lectures to
be given in the Methodist church, Orland, will
be given Thursday evening. March 10. 1877, by
Rev. v. p. WardwelI of Ellsworth. subject
.IIumor> of Camp Life in the Army" Speak
ers-Rev. c. f. Libby, Feb. 8, subject, Man;
Rev 5. L. Hanscom, Feb. IS, subject, "Amer-
lean versus English Characteristics" Rev. 4.
w. c. Anderson, Feb. %, subject, The Bright
Side of Things; Rev. A. F. Chase, PHI. D.,
Feb %. subject, ILLUSTRATED Lessons on As
tronomy"; Rev. V. P. Wardwel, March TO-
subject, "Humors of Camp Life in the Army;
Miss Amanda NJ. Wilson, A. NJ, March IS,
subject ILLUSTRATED Tour on the Rhine .
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occasions. We wish to see the speaker
with his own coat on, then he will be eff
fective. f. A. ID.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-02-24

Kate Field has given $4,000 to the
Women's Anti Mormon association of Salt
Lake.
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HOW | FELT.

Why two years ago, | was just about crazy,
and no wonder that my wife and children
were afraid Of me You just want to suffer
with neuralgia with no relief as | did until
used sulphur Bitters. They cured me, and
my wife says am As meek rs a Iamb.-Robert
Dlrjs, .lDterican HopSe, BoStnH.
Delicate diseases of either
sex, however induced, speedily and radically
cured Address, in confidence. Worlds Dis
pon>ary Medical Association. Buffalo. \. Y.
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Hancock Point.


The contest at Augusta still continues
between the two corporations interested in
supplying water To this fourShing village.
The River and Harbor bill contains an
item of $50 900 for breakwater from Mt.
Desert to Porcupine islands.
Suits have been begun against the town
of Eden for damages to the amount of
So 900 by the owners of OgdenS Point
and vicinity. over whose land the sewer
was recently l&id out.
Much discussion i going on with regard
to the approaching town meeting The
knights Of Labor are understood to be
about To assert themselves in town affairs.
Altogether this place seems to be in c"n>id-
cradle ferment
The fancy dress ball and carnival, which
came OF at the Grand Central music room.
Wednesday evening. Feb. 10, was quite a
success. The hail. though spacious, could
scarcely contain the dancers. Many fine
costumes were exhibited Rowe'S orchcS
ira Of Bangor. furnished the music.
Snow is nearly gone and wheels are be
ing used soon wc Shall be in the midst
of spring cleaning and summer is just be
You'd
Several new buildings are 70 De erected
a otter Greek this season.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
L concerned, that he has been duly Appointed
ana mas taken upon himself, the trust of an Ad-
hillstfator Of the Estate of Ann Jordan,
late o. ellsworth III the County of Hancock, de-
ceased by giving bond as the law directs; he
teelofe requests all persons who are indebted to
the salu deceased's estate to make immediate pay
inent, ana those who have any demands thereon
TO exhibitthe same for payment.
February 8, 1885, sw,.
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3. TT. SOW 1T,
Attorney & i'OunSel0P at Law,

Peters Block, Corner Main and State Streets
Ellsworth, Maine.
az Prompt attention given to all matters in
trusted, 20tf
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Bangor, Me.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-11-26

Ri0Ttdz r. HEnzBT GIVEN THAT ArglI.
IN CATION ~ pa1snts for ToWu xa14 h
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toll thsnos, - eselee, n voh aeGrsse , slo<e
fssS % pest maRhs1 No. = NJ ceenee 1evn q
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uY vlRTuE OFAN ORDER o. SALE 1uouxD
ID ont Qf the eixth judicial pisttict Cour1s u
md for The ooen1y of Lincolns ntats q Neyntes
"a 70 ~ dressed snd dsliversd, fnr tnd1.
msnt rsudersd IN sa11 Court % The Nh dAy d
Aununt, 4. D. lees, n favor Of Azth1e Mo1uHiG.
Plaintiff. aDd a0nipst the x1ydoWer silver
Ntni1a 6ompauy and the MayA0wes Miss nsd
Ninins Claim. Delondanse for the euna III AbVsn
hunAIod and alx z-loo (o5O6 l-16Dl, osl1 cc1n
DOLLAR .dsht, toae1hsE With seventy )6p1lAk1
Ia cog(a, and al Aecruing coatn md tnls<111,f
hsvs levied % the following properly 70 W.;
Thst csFtain nins Of mining clain AneUn ~
and called By the nameof the 4ay1over uthe
and Mtning Claiu, ,situato ylnG and betnG ~
Dxistol Nlning Dissriots Lincoln CoUnty
Gtste Of Nevada, and duly recorded In The Min
ins Rscords Of said uinins Distriet, rontaaning
sighs hundrsd linsar fset or said lsdee o. lodss
tcGsthex with ths Appurtsunncee thsretu bslong
Ing, and u The rights nd privileges psrtaini
Hosiss 10 hsrasy sivsAthAs %
saturssy. ~ - say = OsssA.r.
4. D. len. Il II o'eioek =. Of that day. vi
esli eli the right titis and interest Of nd ney-
nowss silver Mining oo1peey 4 ~ e -
6owsr Sins snd Nising eisin. . ~ mat doSl
of tbs oogrt-hauso u Piochs, Lincoln ooenty
etats Of Nevada. . ppblie suction. 10y go Y
hana. V the hiuheet - heet bidder, - neeieiy
said tudgnsnt sn1 1scres and Al cosees ~ III
costa that may accrue.
ssis-td. Q. SHERWOOD. nAestA.
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A Chicago man has made a bet, with a
stake Of $500. that Shakespeare and not
Bacon wrote the immortal plays. This
stake may be rash, but Bacon steak
would he A rasher. Boston Post.
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Alas, how disappointment frowns,
says an unknown poet in recent effort
OF hiS' when hope most bright is gleam-
ing; the stitches put in wedding gowns
are oft but idle scanning. Nashville
American.
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There is a man in Buffalo who has
horse named Mugwump He says he
gave him that because he interferes.
But Higgins Ia stiII there. Life.
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It is sweet. revengeful thought that
when waters sit down to eat they have
to be waited on by some of the other
walters. Washington Critic.
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ILLEGAL.



DY vnrUE OF An ExEcUTlON leyUHD
ID out of ths sixth judicial District Coert
N en1 for the Oounty Of @neoln, htst1 d Nc
vadss and 70 me directed sd delivered 1or
1QdGmnnt rendeSed In sstd o0urt Ca ~ Ivep >
sia sse ass 10 e ;snSsy .s; ss.s ,s,ys Z
Company for the s1n Of Ninstesn nu11re4
thirteen snd te-loO ~ pls ~ doilsrs deht, ~
ees.er with teo55 dollars. tax costs. and ali -
s srnans eosts I'd int.ssst: ! have levied - ~
stss1 bsllSr Win stischnsnt.. N bssssl
toEtland cement, pair bullion scales, roll
pes1ssy ecreen, cans Of sodium ~ small blarh
!ead crncibless ! pair cruciols topgs. bul.
kon nortare snd Psatles. stx quioksiivsr keetlss
1cnpel no1ds, assAy tongss boss hends,
shoes, wood wheelbaxrow, 2rstorts. II lsnstb
easeptps. snohsst.ch about " feet icsss
ANAL slsdgss, 1 hsnd-ax . v pipe wSsnckes
srind1tcns, Adns planes, spirit level, y
pounds iron washers, . ausers, IL plnnhs lx1c
inchss. 10 feet long, ? squsres. ! Iron whselbar-
s:t.ns ss' .:;u s Il '9,s o.. VIZ ssss,
tensa, e pissss of timhess szsinahss, y pieess
y piscss ~. y piecel 1xIo, - pIeesa 1zlo, -
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"a 1oxio hevn. - pteoeu -, ~ pisees ne ~
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bss io.l,t1shss. > iest lsugi 10 riscss planA
Friday. shs second asy - Pshruary
4. p. lsss, q i o'oleek =. " tAas ~. ! Wi
tol ssiysr nisiss ccnpssy il ssd V sSs sSsSs
dsscxthsd prcpsfty, et the bristol nilyw M
Ing ooppsnyt Mi. - Ltpooln county, NsS1la
- publtc aunetcn, for cash n hss4, y VI
nighset snd bsst biddsf, 70 satisfy said sxscu
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nuRDErrr.
0aS aits es His wit-Ths Terror Of
Rod Dog.


odS elis at His wit-Ths Terror OF
Rod Dog.
lBrookiyn Eagle
.Iook here! hain't been raised on
beetles mysclf; ! don't eat 'em at home
and l amt goin' to EN- when ! pay for
hean soup.
II was Samuel Standish Winthrop
Who spoke, turning angrily away from
the best table in the only hotel at Red
Dog. Samuel Standish Winthrop. the
only son Of one ol the Oldest and proudcst
families Of Boston; graduate Of Har-
ward; brilliant. poet. artist, an accom-
plishrd linguist. lecturer. and man,
young "a hc was. had once read Brown
ing in the original vandyke Brown.
Polished. courtly and polished in speech
and manner, the child Of the oldest and
beat culture Of this continent was
strange contrast to the rough scene and
rongher men around him. There were
lev of the ;nhabitan,s Of Rcd Dog in the
dinino.room At The time Most Of the
boys were in the mines, and Jim Wild,
Maj. Coldeck anh Judge Lynch had gone
ont To bury stranger from.Ohio. whom
il was found necessary to shoot during
IN. a;.c,..;oo over th. relative mer;ts Of
four and . sol, 40 that with the ex.
..n,;or ~ 60. r;n.rs and o.mhler.
Iorrc;ro \ ths h.r the room IVA. com.
,nra,;ve,v a.,.rt.a w;rtbron ra;.ed
II. yo;,s w;,h .h,. nsrs.c, mo.,,,ot;op
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.r M, r..a,.r hr;nr .,ono ain
Il. 80 ...ar ~. 49,. t,...,.s J..L.
~, ,orn nj h;rds ..n.r.t. ),
R;.;ns I.v;lv f,om n. floor in n corner
~ ~. rom vhsrs he sat in the dust
msnd;no /. fo,lorn n.;r ~ ancient moocs.
-, Tsr.rtul. SAN A.. ppL.mnt rat.
,.r.d ,.,v ho..,.~ w.;te~ and man NJ
al vorL ~ A.. p.a Doo ho.telrv
shug,.d nm 70 The table and leaning over
,hs Young Boatouisn's shoulder. with a
a.ftre,, horn of tho maintain md camp
es.;lv f;,hed ont the obnoxious insect
with nj. finger
..s.c si1nor n sa;d the h.lf.brsed
hold;no IA hsfore him. .,vou are m;stakeu: :
\ /, mot true beetle. / hardly thought
Il could he possible in thi. latitude.
Nots Tho vertical lclongation Of the head.
the slender antenna, the large rcniform
compound eyss; the shield.like tergal
portion OF the prothorax, overlapping the
head In front and tho tsrgal portion Of
ths mesothorax behind; tho Increasing
length Of the strong logs, from the first
pair to tho last; tho elongated. many
jointed, setoss atyles-- cerci--at its ex.
tremity, al these mark ono Of the least
modified forms Of the insecta, Blatts
orientalis, the common cockroach oi
commerce."p
The hall. breed paused, with the cock,
roach hold meditatiyely in his fingers,
there was . little movement in ths
group Of idlss, gamblers, teamsters and
miuers at the bar; Col. Tarheel. the
landlord, broke the silence with, "well,
Iwlll bs dogsone."
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Trustees Sale.

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IN susnt U the aushcrity vessel II - y "a
hy certain Deed cf Trass, szecuted y ne
Bristol Silver Mining Company 10 ~, hl1zinn
dsts june isth. iss2. and recorded IN IlncolS
County, Nevada nscoFds, in Book p, Pnece III
70 20, default having ocouzzed n the paynsnt
q the intsss1t d1s Dscemher lsth, looS, pr the
q Fifteea Thcusand Dollars, ] Will ssll, q ~
lic aletions 70 the hioheat bI6dsr q t1e D6s<1
tng Hoops Il the sai4 conpany n Hrls1ol, Lln-
coin County, NsvAda. - Tho
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PUTNAM HALL.
~ The PaIatka Ne,r..

Correspondence ~ The PaIfka Neins
PUTNAM HALL, June es.
As your readers have not been surfeit
ell with news from this place will tel
them the happenings for the last few
| days. One of the best is that the corn
has put on long fine ears that can com
pete with those Of BALKANS riding stock
and almost fill that Clay County prayer
published a couple of years ago. Cotton
is growing finely and fruiting sufficient
ly To keep our ever grumbling farmers
quiet ON that point.
The orange crop Is not the best. but
much better than in some other local.
ties; and when We call To mind that
We lost our entire crop for the last two
years we rejoice in the hope of realizing
something from il this year. The chol-
era has missed our razor back this year.
and as he has had but few friends lately.
we propose Ia In friend. like our late
Legislature, and suck his bones this
winter. Stunning up our advantages and
disadvantages, ! don't know but what
We are as happy set as can be- found H.
any other part of the State. We have
fowls, fruit and fish; melons, music and
milk: beef. butter and biscuits: coffee.
clabber and curd. and l don't know
what all that aids in making man con
tented and happy. About the only
thing that mars our peace of mind is the
stand our Democratic papers took in the
last Senatorial election in Tallahassee.
There will be cutting in the patronage
of newspapers for "A short time, as If
every editor has not the right of his own
convictions i'm his choice of men. The
former prom inent politicians will
have to take little crow in the future
as free gift of the people.
We hope your Board ~ Trade will do
good for Putnam County but don't Just
like the resolutions that were sent Ia Tai
lahassee To influence the members in re
gard Ia the Railroad Commission. We
think "A wise commission will be of bene-
fit both to the railroads and Ia the PEG
pie in regulating business ON more
equal basis. thereby preventing all fu-
ture strife that would he sure Ia arise if
matters were allowed Ia go ON rs they
have been for the last few years. Again.
we hope that the next Legislature may
he enabled To attend To the welfare of
some other industry besides railroading,
oanaling and COMMUNICATING.
The Fourth will he celebrated at this
place in true old ante bellum fashion. II
there is any tender toed fellow that
would like To see Cracker life let him
come and he initiated. According to
the best information we can obtain we
will also celebrate, ut the same time. the
birth day of +. Wall, the oldest inhabi-
tant i'm Florida. He will be 92 years old
and is hale and hearty still. w.